camisole
/ˈkæmɪsəʊl/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈkæmɪsəʊl/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈka-mə-ˌsōl/ (ame, mw)
camisole — noun
- camisolesingular
- camisolesplural
1. a soft sleeveless top for women, held up by very narrow shoulder straps and usua
a soft sleeveless top for women, held up by very narrow shoulder straps and usually worn beneath another top or dress
Manuela wore a thin camisole under her white school blouse.
wear a camisole under [outer clothing]
Emily bought a silk camisole to wear with her black skirt.
A lace camisole showed under Sivan's summer dress at the party.
The dancer changed into a clean camisole before putting on her costume.
- vest
in British English, a plainer sleeveless underlayer
- tank top
usually thicker and more casual, and often worn as outerwear
- undershirt
a broader word for inner tops, without the feminine style of a camisole
文法句型
a camisole
wear a camisole under [clothes]
用法筆記
Usually worn under another top or dress. Distinguish from sense 2, which refers to a sleepwear top rather than an underlayer.
常見錯誤
2. a short soft top worn by women in bed or around the house as part of sleepwear
a short soft top worn by women in bed or around the house as part of sleepwear
Otis folded the pink camisole and laid it beside the pajamas.
camisole as part of sleepwear
Folake packed a soft camisole to sleep in during the trip.
sleep in a camisole
The old film star answered the door in a camisole and robe.
Ayesha hung her camisole beside the nightgown after washing it.
- negligee
often more decorative and can refer to a fuller piece of nightwear
- nightdress
usually longer and covers more of the body
文法句型
a camisole
sleep in a camisole
用法筆記
Common in older fashion or sleepwear descriptions. Distinguish from sense 1, which usually means a light top worn under daytime clothes.